Recently, the 74th Cannes Film Festival finally announced the list of winners, and French female director Giulia di Kuno's new work "Titanium" won the Palme d'Or in the main competition unit and was named the best film in Cannes.
Giulia di Cuno became the second female director in the Palme d'Or in history, and in 1993, Jane Campion's Piano Lesson won the best of Cannes.
It is worth noting that the director of "A Parting" Azhar Farhati's new film "A Hero", and the Finnish film "Carriage Six" won the Grand Jury Prize at the 74th Cannes Film Festival.
Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi's new work "Driving My Car" also shined at the 74th Cannes Film Festival, not only winning the best screenplay award, but also the highest-rated film work in the field.
The new film "Memory", co-produced by Jia Zhangke, won the Jury Prize at the 74th Cannes Film Festival, directed by Thai director Apichatpong Weerashagu, starring Tilda Swinton, Jeanne Balibal and Daniel Jimenes Cacho.
Giulia di Cuno is the biggest winner of this year's Cannes Film Festival, and "Titanium" is her third film work, and she did not expect to win such a high honor in one fell swoop.
In 2016, when Giulia di Cuno's "Raw Eating" was unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival, it sparked a heated discussion, and the film was nominated for the Best Director Award at the 43rd César Film Awards in France, that is, from this film work, Giulia di Kuno became a famous director.
Giulia di Cuno is a talented, charismatic beauty director with such a great temperament that when she accepted the award on stage at the Cannes Film Festival, she looked more like she was taking the best actress award.
Her first film production was Mangre, a 2012 film that was so popular that it was overlooked.
Like "Raw Eating", "Titanium" is also a film work with a strong style, from the perspective of style, "Titanium" is more like the work of a male director, Lu Ziye, and the connotation is profound.